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Trump: "We made a deal China. We made a deal with, uh, probably four or five different countries ... and we're in the process of making some others."

Donald Trump stated that the U.S. Had made a trade deal with China and also made deals with several other countries, which is supported by multiple news reports confirming a signed trade agreement with China and ongoing negotiations with other countries.

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What the Evidence Shows

The claim quotes Donald Trump saying, "We made a deal China. We made a deal with, uh, probably four or five different countries. And we're in the process of making some others.

" Multiple recent news sources confirm that President Trump announced the signing of a trade agreement with China. For example, HuffPost reports that Trump said the U.S. And China have signed an agreement on trade and that he expects to soon have a deal with India as well. Similarly, USA Today and Financial Times report that Trump declared the US-China trade deal is done following negotiations and meetings with Chinese leadership.

These sources also mention ongoing efforts to secure deals with other countries, consistent with Trump's statement about making deals with four or five different countries and working on others. While the exact details of all these deals are not fully disclosed in the search results, the core claim that Trump stated having made a deal with China and several other countries, and being in the process of making more deals, is corroborated by multiple reputable news outlets covering his statements.

Therefore, the claim accurately reflects Trump's public statements and reported trade developments.

Primary trail

Verified Sources4

Trump Says U.S. Has Signed A Deal With China On Trade

huffpost.com
Open source

Trump says U.S. trade deal with China is done, after tariff talks in

cbsnews.com
Open source

Donald Trump says US-China trade truce has been 'signed'

ft.com
Open source
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